Student Activities thinks it is important to affirm the University's commitment to freedom of expression.
After weeks of outrage, a special prosecutor has charged George Zimmerman with the second degree murder of Trayvon Martin. What else has this tragedy exposed? And what can we learn from it? Our quick take columnists weigh in:
Columnist Mana Aliabadi examines the university system.
Public Safety's removal of AU Student for Liberty's Free Speech Wall reveals a culture of restriction of speech on campus.
SG election rules preserve fairness but make running a complex ordeal.
Mike Lubbock argues against student protests being dismissed on grounds of partisanship.
Following comments about Take Back the Night that don't reflect the organization's views, Brendan Bargmann has been asked to step down as VP of the IFC.
One graduating senior shares his thoughts and plans for post-graduation.
Emily Floyd argues that Israel is an apartheid-state.
Is the ban needed? Our quick take columnists weigh in.
SJP's Research Director highlights the injustice in Palestine.
Recent protests against visiting speakers have crossed the line of civility.
Switching to a smoke-free campus is unreasonable and impractical.
At the risk of inciting a stampede, Nick Rangos is single, ladies. Yep, take a number. The past six months, I’ve perused Eagle Rants and noticed some reliable trends. Virgins talk about how proud they are to be abstinent (uh, no wonder they’re ranting), students vent about trying to get to the ...
Electing a president with 28 percent of the vote could be a cause for concern.
Student Government isn't capable of addressing the issues that affect AU students.
Francesca Morizio defends America's lack of a national language.
Emails sent by the AU administration to students who protested Jan Brewer may prioritize AU's professional image above fostering an environment of discourse.
The Eagle endorses SG candidates for President, Vice President, Secretary and Comptroller.
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